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Rotorua Accommodation and Attractions

Rotorua is known as the thermal wonderland of New Zealand. Its hot springs and geysers have attracted tourists for over a hundred years. View other accommodation in Bay of Plenty

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Cottages at Paradise photo
$ 260 - 300 per night
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Above the Ngongotaha stream which loops around the property sits Cottages at Paradise on 12 acres of grazing land. - - This stream is renowned as a spawning area for Rainbow and Brown trout, considered to be one of New Zealand's...
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18 modern units, 2 x 2-bedroom, 8 x 1-bedroom and 8 studios units, serviced daily. All 1 and 2-bedroom units have fully equipped kitchens, 8 studio units with breakfast-making facilities. 2 x wheelchair accessible units. All units...
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Pohutu Lodge photo
$ 95 - 185 per night
 
 
 
 
 
 
11 spacious modern units (sleep 1-5), 8 units with full cooking facilities. Spa bath in all units, modern complex, quiet. 400 metres to Wakarewarewa thermal area. 1km to Redwood forest, 5 minutes by car to CBD/shops/restaurants, 2...
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Palm Court Motor Inn photo
$ 115 - 245 per night
 
 
 
 
 
 
17 unit superior motel located close to rotorua city centre and local attractions. Friendly and clean, your hosts will pamper to your needs. all units are ground level, non smoking and have their own private self fill spa pool.
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All Seasons Holiday Park Rotorua photo
$ 23 - 125 per night
 
 
 
 
 
 
OFF SEASONS SPECIAL - If you are contemplating a stay of more than one night, check out our off season special - stay three nights in any of our motel units, studios, flats or cabins and only pay for two nights. 1st May 09 to 30th...
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Ariki Lodge photo
$ 150 - 250 per night
 
 
 
 
 
 
Rotorua lake edge. Garden setting leading to our private beach. Close to many attradtions. Three beautifully appointed bedrooms with ensuite. Delicious full breakfasts. Warm hospitality. Free wireless internet. Large guest lounge....
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Rotorua Walks - Mt Tarawera photo
Mount Tarawera is one of New Zealand's most special places. With a 6 km long crater gouged from one end to the other, Tarawera offers a constant reminder of its volcanic power. Tarawera last erupted in 1886 with a mighty pyroclastic flow and heavy ash falls,...
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Rotorua Walks - Rainbow Mountain photo
As you drive south from Rotorua, Rainbow Mountain is the clearly visible peak that guards the intersection of SH5 and SH38. The walk to the summit passes by two impressive crater lakes, before finally emerging on to a 360 degree view summit. - - Rotorua is of...
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Drive Yourself To The Max! - Experience off-road driving and adventure activities including - - 4WD BUSH SAFARI - You DRIVE our 4WDs through an adventurous trail in our native bush - the vehicles get dirty, you stay clean! - - SPRINT CAR RACING - You RACE,...
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Polynesian Spa photo
Polynesian Spa is New Zealand's leading international hot mineral spring spa. Voted a world top 10 spa 2004-2006 (thermal and medical spas) by Conde Nast Traveller, Polynesian Spa offers a wonderful fusion of hot mineral spring bathing, exquisite spa therapies...
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Rotorua sits on the shores of Lake Rotorua. There are several other lakes nearby. Along with the geothermal wonders, there are also the more usual water activities such as fishing and boating. Tourism is a major industry in Rotorua, and for good reason, the tourism services are therefore well developed and visitors should definitely make a stop at the Tourist Information Centre on the main road, Fenton Street.

Rotorua is built over a geothermal hot spot. There are numerous natural vents, hot pools and other geothermal features in and around the city. Many of these are in parks and reserves. Natural eruptions of steam, hot water and mud occasionally occur in new locations. Many places have their own private geothermal bores for heating and water for bathing although private use of naturally occurring geothermal water and steam is controlled.

Rotorua is about a 3-hour drive south from Auckland, with several nice towns and villages along the way.

Attractions:
As New Zealand's busiest tourist centre there are a variety of attractions ranging from free to quite expensive - visit the information centre for more details.

The Lakes - there are 14 to choose from. Lake Rotorua gives its name to the city and boat trips can be arranged to Mokoia Island in the centre. From the Lakefront scenic floatplane or helicopter scenic flights can be taken. All the lakes are stocked with trout and fishing is very popular.

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